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If you're a fan of stuff like Pikmin or Overlord you should have a lot of fun with this one. I love this genre so I always keep an eye out and Undead Horde honestly did more for me than I thought it would.(it sat in my library for a minute)

To be clear if you want more of the puzzle side of the genre this isn't really what you're looking for. If controlling an army, using a bit of strategy, and growing into a total powerhouse is your thing you'll likely love it though.

UH is kind of built like an rpg or a Zelda game. You traverse areas that connect on an overmap. You'll be grabbing quests, clearing dungeons, leveling up, purchasing upgrades and equipment... I haven't played a game in this genre built this way and it works super well.

What I think makes it so satisfying is the progression. There's always something to buy, leveling up is significant and you can focus on different stats depending on your playstyle, cleared areas stay clear, you're constantly unlocking new units and the progress until you do is displayed. Want some undead bears? Go kill enough bears and you'll have them. It almost has a collectathon feel. You find different merchants for your lair and you'll find all kinds of useful loot and what not. You're always progressing in some way and there are plenty of options as to how you grow.

The action itself is a bit of a mixed bag depending on what you want. I love how involved you can be. Theres supporting and attack spells, items with perks or stat boosts, melee weapons with varied strengths and weaknesses, and raising the enemies dead to join your horde is a constant mechanic that can turn the tides. I definitely feel like a necessary leader/evil. Lol

With that said melee combat is lame af. It feels like you're waving a feather around and the hit boxes don't feel generous enough. It has that duel stick shooter thing going where you have to face what you're attacking seperate from your movement which I'm not a big fan of for melee. The animation of your swings tends to look wider than what you hit as well and it can be annoying. None of this really hurt the game for me though as primarily you'll only use melee in a supporting way if at all.

Control over your troops is limited. Your dudes follow you around and when you set them to attack mode they attack what's near them. It's a very simple but affective system. Positioning is everything and if you don't babysit your troops they'll spread out and get slaughtered. This might be a deal breaker for some but I felt positioning and knowing when and where to pick a fight made it plenty interesting.

Troop composition was also fun but over time you unlock so many dudes and a lot of them go out of style unless you blow equip slots on specific boosters. It's like having a massive menu at a restaurant but half the crap is just a less good version of other stuff. An illusion of choice to some extent but it all scales like an rpg so I guess that's how they keep your army up to par. It didn't really bother me much and units have a value so lower cost means more guys. It can be fun running a mass of ♥♥♥♥ dudes. Lol

Over all I'm a big fan. There is so much potential here for a second game. I'd love to see them expand on all these mechanics but as it stands it's a great time and I'd highly recommend it.

I didn't get too into the RTS bit. I played it more as a grand strat game without actually commanding the battles myself but I had a lot of fun with it. If you're in it for that and not the battles themselves I can definitely recommend.

I honestly love this game. There are some annoying inconsistencies in the mechanics and once in turn base mode basic movements become impossible.(you're forced to jump.) Despite the imperfections I feel like a total badass nailing each room though. My main issue with the game is honestly the way your earn skill points. You have to have a perfect run on a level which always includes a "don't set off alarm" goal and that ♥♥♥♥'s just annoying to pull off most of the time.

I usually love these types of games but I don't see the depth people mention in other reviews. It's just not a very dynamic experience. Each play has set goals and such but nothing ever really feels different... most colony sims I enjoy watching the people grow and whatever else they do but in this you see one colony you've seen them all. The way everything plays out is too automated or something. It reminds me of a free flash game. Not horrible but I wouldn't recommend it.

Super bizarre game. Creepy, unsetteling, mysterious, morbid, weird, trippy... It's super short and so strange and facinating it's perfect to show random friends when they visit. Would be great with a headset too the atmosphere is fantastic.

If you liked Inside or Limbo this will be right up your ally. If you haven't played either of those the mechanics are pretty simple with the real meat being puzzles and tense situations that keep you on your toes. The visuals and atmosphere alone make it worth playing. Awesome environments and baddies with a great art direction. The gameplay isn't totally bogged down either so it feels good to get through. If you enjoy cool looking games that pull you straight through a short but sweet experience tailored to the player I'd check it out.

This game does nothing to reinvent the wheel... in fact the mechanics are quite typical of the genre. I'm a big fan of stealth games however and there really aren't a whole lot of full fledged ones out there. It's a bit rough around the edges... AI is pretty limited and I had to mess with the resolution so the framerate wouldn't tank like crazy. I found the abilities/skill tree kinda lackluster and the writing/story was eh. If you enjoy your stealth there's plenty of fun to be had here as long as you don't expect too much from it. Sneaking around killing dudes is still fun and the levels are well designed. semi-open for many approaches. The loading times are fast as hell too so it's not a huge pain when you keep getting busted. One thing I really appreciate about this game is getting caught is a risk... you die fast and combat is all about well timed parries. If you're interested in a pretty run-of-the-mill stealth game that isn't crap I'd go for it.

Really cool game... I stopped playing because the mission difficulty often relies on being timed and I hate being timed to do things but it's honestly a unique and badass experience. The graphics are sweet, the driving feels nice, the shooting is awesome and killing things is quite satisfying.

I love the atmosphere of this game. The music and tone is just perfect... MOSTLY.
For some reason being a part of Double Fine means humor is required in your game and in this case it's completely out of place.
There are two narrators. The voice acting is very well done but they crack jokes and try to be clever and in my opinion you'd be better off without them. This world feels dark, desperate and just sad and I love it so much but then they have jokes thrown in for no good reason... it really bothered me.
Anyways it's a pretty decent tactics game... my issues with it are also things I enjoyed about my experience so I'll list them and you can decide how you feel about it.
1. Your warriors die FAST of old age... This means you can't grow attached and better plan on losing your badass units regularly.
I liked this as it adds to the grim reality... but it can be frustrating leveling up a dude only for them to keel over.
2. There is a lot of luck involved in breeding soldiers. The game can screw you and give you all one type. Sure games like Xcom also do this but in Xcom your men don't die of old age so it balances out. Here though some runs are simply effed.
Again... the randomness adds to the grim, desperate feeling so I accepted it.

It's honestly been a while since I last played so that's what stuck in my head... I'd recommend it over all.

I love games like this... not really sure what it would be called but I'd compare it to pikmin only instead of growing an army you're growing a creature(Pikmin is much more difficult though). Puzzling, light action, charming... it's a fun little game.
There were times it felt slow but generally it's a relaxing experience. Don't buy this for the platforming as it's extremely limited. Buy this if you want to grow a blob monster and eat everything that moves.